Gorgonzola

We are in Gorgonzola, the city of the famous cheese, just outside Milan. It is a small city full of attractions, along Via Parini, which has a beautiful cycle path, for lovers of two wheels, continue along the canal entering via Martesana. Along the way there is a very nice park, Parco Ansa del Naviglio, the famous covered bridge, privately owned that connects Ca Busca with the Concreta, the historic towpath that runs around the center. From here we find Villa Serbelloni Busca, and on the left Piazza della Repubblica where the ancient splendor Pirola palace stands, seat of weddings and artistic exhibitions of painting and sculpture. Its garden, in the nineteenth century was a typical English garden, with wood, pond and hills, is now part of the historic Italian gardens. In the historic center we find, in neoclassical style, the churches of Gervasio and Protasio built in the early 1800s, inside the works of Cacciatori and the twelve stone sculptures placed in the niches, with two angels made of Carrara marble.